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70068, Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by Pushin420a, Apr-03-04 02:55 PM
Pushin420a and A_Miller_76
Fun day of installing a custom molded carpet....here are a few pics..more to come. This ain't as easy as it looks....

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70070, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by ajna_star, Apr-03-04 03:48 PM
looks pretty freakin good dood. is aaron cutting the carpet? how much did you have to cut off, and did you get that from satan?
post up some more pics of ur car
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70071, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by injendsm, Apr-03-04 04:02 PM
looks pretty good. where did you get it from? im gonna need some for my car soon.
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70075, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by Pushin420a, Apr-03-04 05:01 PM
I got it from www.stockinteriors.com...You can get them on the net but it's better if you call the guy. There customer service is great...I would recomend this carpet to anyone, it had more jude backing then the stock carpet. It takes about three weeks to come in but there web site shows you the details of your order and updates you on progress of carpet and delivery...
Thumbs UP for stockinteriors.com
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70079, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by BuckNutty, Apr-03-04 06:09 PM
lookin damn good lee...you gonna be heading to the shootout?? Would love to see that beast in person :thumbsup
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70080, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by Pushin420a, Apr-03-04 06:12 PM
Yeh I hope so....I would love to meet some of you...since I've been here it's been like and addiction...lol
Hope to meet some of you soon that would be cool...I wouldn't mind having a meet at my hosue but you guys all live to damn far...I would provide for everything.....Anyone?
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70099, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by 1998EclipseRS, Apr-04-04 08:58 AM
Hey was this carpet hard to install?
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70108, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by Pushin420a, Apr-04-04 01:06 PM
Originally posted by 1998EclipseRS Hey was this carpet hard to install?
I was in a cloud of smoke all day and beer....so ..it' went ok...just save your stock one to make a tamplate....that would make it easy...we had to cut it in the car.
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70136, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by 1998EclipseRS, Apr-04-04 07:37 PM
So... it doesn't fit like OEM right off the bat? Did you get the jute padding shit off that website... does the stock have padding you can leave in with the new carpet... god, is there even padding?
How long did it take you?!
Also, what was the final price shipped with tax and all?!
Thanks man, I owe you points! You have a badass ride and you help a lot!
-Chip
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70150, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by Pushin420a, Apr-05-04 02:29 AM
Originally posted by 1998EclipseRS So... it doesn't fit like OEM right off the bat? Did you get the jute padding shit off that website... does the stock have padding you can leave in with the new carpet... god, is there even padding? How long did it take you?! Also, what was the final price shipped with tax and all?! Thanks man, I owe you points! You have a badass ride and you help a lot! -Chip
To answer your questions....the carpet is shipped oversized 6" on the sides. The carpet come with more jude backing than the stocker, which I think is good. The total cost was 144.90 shipped it was 129.00 for the carpet. I got it from www.stockinteriors.com, there customer service was A+. It took me and A_MILLER_76 about three hours of goofen off to install it.. We had to only cut the center console and seat bolts out. The carpet DOES NOT come cut for anything you must make all your own cuts. It is molded to our floor pan though which is a plus.
If you have any more questions IM me on AIM....
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70154, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by 96eclipse2nr, Apr-05-04 06:05 AM
looks sweet man. i got an xtra stock carpet and im gonna try dyeing it black, but if i dont succeed in that at least i know where i can get a good deal on carpet. good find :thumbsup
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70253, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by 95greenhrcgs, Apr-06-04 05:04 PM
I got mine from ACCmats.com. Cost was about $160 and included the trunk mat also. You can get it cheaper if you opt NOT to get the trunk mat.
It did require a bit of trimming and was pretty much molded to the floor of the car. You have to expect that it wont be EXACT tho.
Other than that, I think the quality and the look of the carpet I bought is great. On top of that it took me only 2 or 3 days to get mine.
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70275, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by Shockeclipse, Apr-06-04 11:04 PM
I went to order mine from them a little while ago and I don't know if it was my computer or they were having trouble with their site but it wouldn't let me go through all the ordering processes...and now i am broke :(
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70283, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by a_miller_76, Apr-07-04 03:33 AM
The only problem guys is don't try to cut the carpet to the exact dimensions of the stock carpet. I fucked up and cut it exactly where the stock is trimmed but I didn't think about the stock carpet having those little clips that hold them in so Lee had to glue the edge of my side down because it slips out of the sill plate if you don't. So cut it about 3/4 of an inch longer and you're fine.
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70289, RE: Carpet and interior finish up.... Posted by 95greenhrcgs, Apr-07-04 07:46 AM
Originally posted by a_miller_76 The only problem guys is don't try to cut the carpet to the exact dimensions of the stock carpet. I fucked up and cut it exactly where the stock is trimmed but I didn't think about the stock carpet having those little clips that hold them in so Lee had to glue the edge of my side down because it slips out of the sill plate if you don't. So cut it about 3/4 of an inch longer and you're fine.
What I did was do that part last
Then I made sure that I cut it to fit. I took that plastic clips off of the stock carpet and got a heavy duty staplerand attached the clips to the new carpet. That way you do not have to glue the sides and they will stay in place just like stock.
Best thing to do is just generally fit the carpet in the car and trim and fit one section at a time. Its not easy but its not brain surgery hard either.
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